Freedom is the constitutive value of European political life, in that slaves, lacking freedom, must submit to a master, while free persons, being equal in respect of being free, constitute for themselves a government which secures order by law, and not...

Liberté (freedom) was, along with brotherhood (see fraternity) and equality, one of the great rallying cries of the French Revolution, and it has been, in one guise or another, an unarguable value of most societies ever since. Inevitably there are...

All are not free who mock their chains. (German) Better a free bird than a captive king. (Danish) Better to be free in a foreign land than a serf at home. (German) Every man’s freedom is his own. (German) Freedom has roots in blood. (Albanian)...

1. Personal liberty. 2. The state of being free. 3. The ability to order one’s own actions. 4. A philosophical doctrine of being unrestrained by physical determinants. See...

Freedom may refer to: Economic freedom Freedom (philosophy) Freedom (political), the right or the capacity of self-determination as an expression of the individual will Liberty, the condition in which an individual has the ability to act according to...

Meredith Goad staff writer Portland Press Herald (Maine) 07-04-2007 Freedom Byline: Meredith Goad staff writer Edition: HOLIDAY Section: Front Reading this story is a radical act. In some countries, it would be a crime. On this July Fourth, we have asked...

1. The Value of Freedom While campaigning for the Republican presidential nomination in 2000, Senator John McCain was asked in a television interview to explain why he believed that Elian Gonzalez--a young Cuban boy whose mother had died while bringing him by...

Governor Pataki just put the kabosh on the Freedom Center. The statement in full: “I strongly believe in this nation’s core principle of freedom and I personally believe that the celebration of freedom is not inconsistent with the goals of memorializing our nearly 3,000 lost...

I celebrated Independence Day last year by reflecting on the freedom we have as Americans. I also decided that we need to ask for more. There's always room for improvement in the quantity and quality of liberty the people of any given nation have, even if...

The boundaries of freedom changed frequently in America from the 1920s to the 1950s, as shown in the following historical overview. While such boundaries were expanded during the 1920s, particularly for women and African Americans, they were narrowed in the wake of World War II and the ensuing Cold War.

Talks about the cost of freedom and everything that war affects.

This essay evaluates some potentially unjust laws in America.